Türkiye and Syria Earthquake Response

On 6 February 2023 at 4.17am local time, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck South-eastern Türkiye (formerly known as Turkey) and Northern Syria. Less than 12 hours later, a second 7.6 magnitude tremor struck the same region. This is one of the strongest earthquakes to hit Türkiye in 100 years.

 

Death toll has risen to over 50,000 and more than 7 million children affected by this earthquake.

 

Our hearts break for those in Türkiye and Syria who have been affected by this emergency. Cold and sub-zero temperatures are of immediate concern, so providing lifesaving non-food items and heat supplies will be a priority.

 

World Vision is already on the ground and is working rapidly to provide assistance and support to children and families in need. This includes: 

 

 

Rapid Assistance provided by World Vision by 14 February

17,000 litres of fuel to medical facilities and search-and-rescue teams in Syria

Heaters and fuel to 9,630 people in shared emergency shelters in Syria

Medical consultations and treatment for 57,000 people in Syria through health centres

Ready-to-eat meals for 11,490 people in Syria

Planned Response Assistance

Cash assistance for 12,000 people in Syria to meet their emergency needs

Hygiene kits including dental care and menstrual hygiene items for 20,460 people in Syria

Bedding, emergency medication, children’s nappies and meals for 1,000 people in Syria

Your support today will help the most vulnerable survive this disaster and rebuild their lives.

If you are experiencing any issues, you may transfer your funds directly to:

 

Account Name: World Vision Malaysia Berhad

Maybank Account Number: 5146 0013 9710

(Reference: Türkiye Syria Earthquake)

 

If you require a receipt, please email [email protected]

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